Landschap met boerderijen before 1903

So, this is a landscape with farmhouses by A. Richter, captured in what looks like a monochrome print in a book. I can imagine Richter walking around with their camera, looking for the right scene. The way the light falls on the fields, the silhouette of the farmhouses against the sky. I see a certain kind of patience and curiosity in the work, right? It makes me think about all the other artists who have looked at landscapes and tried to capture something essential about the land. Not just a pretty picture, but something about the way it feels to be in that place, at that moment. The quiet of the countryside, the changing seasons – Richter is part of that conversation, part of that long line of artists trying to make sense of the world through their work. It is interesting how one work speaks to another across time, and the creative spark passes from one artist to the next.